The Estonian Swedish national awakening did not start until the turn of the twentieth century, but by the 1917 Russian February Revolution, it was well underway. This article studies Estonian Swedish political choices and outlooks in the period that followed: 1917–1923. As Estonia went through tumultuous political changes, the leadership of the Swedish minority faced the task of formulating and carrying out a political strategy that would safeguard their national interests. This article discusses how they did it, while also asking why the strength and influence of Estonian Swedish politics soon began to decline despite earlier remarkable successes
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Abstract In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both cou...
The interpenetration of nationalism and socialism is a seminal problem for understanding 20th centur...
The 1925 Estonian cultural autonomy law is a rare example of the idea of nonterritorial national min...
In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both countriesexce...
Keywords: immigration, labor migration, Estonia, 1920s. This article studies the Estonian immigrati...
In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both countries exc...
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The primary argument of this article is that the Estonian “cultural turn” to modernity was already o...
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Abstract: The couriers of revolution: Estonian Bolshevik émigrés in Copenhagen 1918–1921 The ...
Abstract: The couriers of revolution: Estonian Bolshevik émigrés in Copenhagen 1918–1921 The ...
Abstract: On the writing in exile of the history of the Republic of Estonia in the 1930s The 1930s w...
Abstract In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both cou...
The interpenetration of nationalism and socialism is a seminal problem for understanding 20th centur...
The 1925 Estonian cultural autonomy law is a rare example of the idea of nonterritorial national min...
In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both countriesexce...
Keywords: immigration, labor migration, Estonia, 1920s. This article studies the Estonian immigrati...
In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both countries exc...
Abstract: Political attitudes in Estonian society in the pivotal years 1932–1934 This article deals ...
This article offers a comparative perspective on the impact of the rapid development of the Baltic c...
Abstract This article analyzes how ethnic minorities were taken into account in the Finnish and Est...
Intrigue, provocation, and the birth of independence: the Estonian foreign delegation and Aleksander...
The primary argument of this article is that the Estonian “cultural turn” to modernity was already o...
This article considers the history of Swedish attitudes towards Baltic independence in the period in...
Abstract: The couriers of revolution: Estonian Bolshevik émigrés in Copenhagen 1918–1921 The ...
Abstract: The couriers of revolution: Estonian Bolshevik émigrés in Copenhagen 1918–1921 The ...
Abstract: On the writing in exile of the history of the Republic of Estonia in the 1930s The 1930s w...
Abstract In the interwar years, Finland and Estonia were characterised by the fact that in both cou...
The interpenetration of nationalism and socialism is a seminal problem for understanding 20th centur...